OpenGroupware.org – collaborative software

OpenGroupware.org (OGo) is an Open Source collaborative software (groupware) server for multiple clients.

Groupware is software intended create an environment that will foster communication and coordination among a group of people. Functions include: Project and task definition, collaborative writing, workflow systems, group calendaring, hypertext linking, email and mailing lists, and newsgroups.

The OGo software can be run from a standard web browser on a network-connected computer.

OGo provides a very flexible environment in which we may create workspaces that may be used for just about anything.

OGo is a direct descendant of the SKYRiX 4.1 groupware server.

Features include:

• An XML-RPC API for developing clients or integrating with other applications.
• Support for network hotsync of Palm PDA devices.
• The ZideStore integration server:
  • WebDAV access to projects files and notes.
  • CalDAV support for clients like Mozilla Sunbird.
  • GroupDAV access to groupware information.
  • Retrieval of calendars in iCalendar format via HTTP.
  • A commercial Microsoft Office Outlook plugin (Zidelook).
• Full featured scheduling:
  • Conflict reporting.
  • Free/Busy.
  • Resource reservation.
• Comprehensive Contact management.
• Document Sharing.
• Project and task management including task workflow.
• IMAP4/MIME Webmail Client with good integration to projects / documents.
• Arbitrary linking of objects to represent relationships.
• Task management.
• Resources Planner.

Website: www.opengroupware.org
Support: Docs
Developer: Helge Heß and many others
License: GNU GPL or LGPL

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